- From: Anish Karmarkar <Anish.Karmarkar@oracle.com>
- Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 00:08:23 -0700
- To: "Xml-Dist-App@W3. Org" <xml-dist-app@w3.org>
1) The introduction and the abstract talks only about MTOM, but the spec is for an assertion that can be used for MTOM as well as the MTOMS11. 2) Required #2 in section 1.1: "Indicate the use of MTOM independent of transport" how does one do that with this spec given that the policy subject is endpoint and portType is not allowed as the attachment point? 3) Text formating problems towards the end of section 1.2 4) Section 2.2, can we use a shorter more readable NS. For example: http://w3.org/@@@/policy/mtom 5) section 2.4: since we don't define any wsdl in this spec, we can remove WSDL from the precedence rules. 6) Section 2: do we need this. We are defining terms that are already defined else where. Can we just point to it? 7) Section 3.2 needs to add a reference to [MTOMS11]. 8) Section 3.2: do we need ignorable in the pseudo-schema as well as the schema in the appendix? 9) Sectoin 3.2: any reason not to make the assertion extensible via elements? 10) Bug http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=4341 talks about message-level granularity. What about operation-level granularity? 11) In the case where MTOM assertion is included in the WSDL endpoint with wsp:Optional='true' and the client of a req-res operation does not use application/xop+xml media-type and wants to indicate that the service can send application/xop+xml media-type (bug 4341): how about saying something along the lines of -- This spec does not define how to convey which policy alternative is selected or which feature is supported. Specific protocols may have an ability to convey such information. For example, Accept HTTP header may be used by the HTTP client to convey which media-types are acceptable for the response. 12) Need an example where req is application/soap+xml and response is application/xop+xml (and/or vice versa). -Anish --
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